By Sjw
gloucestershire,
United Kingdom 
Does anyone know about taking cuttings from roses. I know some are grafted, does this mean that the cuttings will be different to the parents. I took cutting from a rambling rose last year and the majority took but the flowers are not as bright pink as the parent plant.
22 Aug, 2020
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No, cuttings won't have different flowers so long as you're not taking cuttings from suckers off the rootstock, but roses are grafted onto a different rootstock to confer vigour - many roses growing on their own roots make weak plants, perhaps not growing strongly or vigorously, or remaining small in size, that sort of thing.
22 Aug, 2020